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for students
The Canada Employment Centre !sop,
:again for the season et 325. Lambton Court
Kincardine.
Student .placement officers are Maw
MacDonald and Mary -Colleen Murray.
Mary is a Political Studies student at
Queen's University and Mary -Colleen has
finished :her honours English degree at
'Wilfrid LaurierUniversity and is going to
teaoher'scollege at the University of Toron-
to in September.
Both officers are eagerto:serveLucknow
area =employers and students. Employers
looking for full_time orpart timeemployees
should call 3968322 t9 hire a student
Students looking for a summer job shy . Ea
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Maitland
resbyterial
meets in Ripley
Colourful banners and balloons with the
theme "Go and Tell" formed the setting
w -r -_for he-Mayemeetine _,of -the sikeeielsee
Presbyterial Society of the W.M.S. in Knox
Church, Ripley. on May 8.
Eadrof:the 19.groupshad,been asked to
:bring a banner to be taken to the _anniver-
sary celebrations which are .to be held at
London University:theend of May.
Rev. Dick and Jane Paul; home on
furlough from2aire were guest:speakers
for the-rally:andshowed.alides&ofthearea
-where:they eatork.:He is anaccauntantthat
has been :serving with 'Mission Aviation
-Fellowship forthepast two years in2aire
and before :that in :Indonesia for three
yearselliswifeisan RN. who keeps :busy
:helping, teaching, and ,entertaining the
wives .:and families of the mission pilots
whomflythe small ,planes from the big air-
ports. She finds it bard to adjust to living
withlIT:alls around your house, bars on the
windows, and a:guard-on :duty at all times,
:but itisnecessary to protect yourself.from
the :able-bodied men that .have no :employ-
ment, no moral values, and have .never
had.the opportunity to realize their need
for Jesus Christ.
The new :president, Isabel Arbuckle
welcomed everyone and conducted the
meeting. Sadie McLeod of the Rip'
W.M.S. gave a warm welcome to E
`The Worship Service was in charge
Whitechurch with .Dora Neilson read,
the .scripture, Mildred Pluton .pr-esente
themeditationon the "Power of God" anu
Kathleen'Flliott =leading in prayer. Alice
Nicholson of .Belgrave gave the Offertory
prayer.
An -Honorary Life Member -shin cea -
tificate was presented to Nina McDonald
-of Kinlough, and was accepted by Isabel
• Thompson in :her mother's absence .
Kerry NugentofRipleyentertained-with
two:beautiful.solos "Joy is Like the Rain"
and "Love is Patient, Love.is.Kind".
Margaret Hamilton reported roil the
Children's Rally to. be heldat Camp Kintail
on. June.13:and outlined the duties for each
group.
Synodical highlights, which was held in
Woodstock on April 27 and 28 were
presented by Hazel Bateman, Mildred
Dickson, Rhoda MacKenzie and Alice
Nicholson.
Rev. Hugh Nugent brought greetings
from Presbytery and the Ripley
Congregation.
Wilma Clarke invited everyone to South
Kinloss for the ,Presbyterial in 1990 and
HelereElliottof:Brussels gavethe courtesy
remarks. Blanche Needham had the clos-
ing .prayer. A salad supperbrought a very
successful Presbyterial to a close.
THAT MAN LIVE HAPPILY
---Who keeps .hiseye on the future.
-,Who is willing :to ;face facts.
--dWhorefuses tobewrapped up inhimself.
-Who keeps his frrendsbps in good
repair.
--Who/deals, fairly with this s own =best elf .
--Who invests his ,bet in the piglet.
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see
t let �
Prices for sin' , cattle have
reeoveree cams uewhat troma year ago.
° o ..0 costs remain about the same,
awe , —r costs have been offset by
a�. 114 i costs. 'A niis is reflected in lower
a nU �Q l'toing made to slaughter and
teff dee aaP say rarm lePrers enrolled in the Na-
tional 'i'-➢
Pro abs
The annoiHvncement was made early
May, be ¢air. ilational Stabilization Com-
e 'tree of producers and representatives
sem federei and nrovine lover-nrnants.
Enrollee : s aT, Alberta, Ontario
and Prince Edward .Island are eligible for
the payme T. Producers in British Colum-
bia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New
Rrunswich and Nova Scotia are expected
enroll by the end of the month.
Payments are based on the difference
between the support price per huh -
:1
gate Price Stabilization
as now Sentineig Wednesdays, May 249 1989—Page
e r cattle p -0 .racers
dredweight per lnundredweig+ht multiplied by an
and the national average
market price multipled by an average average slaughter weight of 1,119 pounds.
weight. Stabilization calculations now are There is no March .payment since the
made on a monthly basis rather than average national market price of $85.29 ex -
quarterly. ceed w; the support price of $85.11
Slaughter cattle producers are eligible Feeder cattle producers are Eligible for
March.
a Per head
for a per head payment of 517.09 forpayment off $3.96 in No
January 1989 and 53.02 for February.Loa
yments will be made for January or
There will be no payment on March sales. vebruarT.
Cheques will continue to be issued The March payment to based on the dif-
quarterly. ference between the support price of $89.10
The Januery payment is determined by per hundredweight and the national
the difference between the supportprice of average market price of $88.60 per hurl -
$83.35 per hundredweight and the national dredweight multiplied by an average
average market price of $81.85 per hun- weight of 796 pounds.
dredweight multiplied by an average There are no payments to feeder cattle
slaughter weight of 1,139 pounds. producers for the first two months of the
The February payment M 53.02 is deter- quarter since the January average market
mined by the .difference between the sup -
price of $90093 exceeded the support price
port price of $83.76 per hundredweight and of $87.24 and the February average market
the national average market price of $83.49 Price off $89.35 exceeded the support price
of $8848.
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